| Book Review | World War 2 | Nazi occupation | Concentration camps | Jews | Adolf Hitler | Auschwitz | Tattooist | Love story |… Read More #BookReview – The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
I had been seeing too many posts on my timeline about this book – The art of racing in the rain, that I just had to pick it up. Moreover the cute little dog on the cover was hard to resist. I have read this book in response to the WriteTribe reading challenge prompt: An… Read More #BookReview – The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
Book Review of a book by Nadia Hashimi and set in Afghanistan and explores the concept of Bacha posh where a pre teen girl is dressed up as a boy and taught to be one too.… Read More #BookReview – One Half from the East by Nadia Hashimi
| Book Review | Fantasy Fiction | Author – Sarah J Maas | A court of thorns and roses | … Read More #BookReview – A Court of Thorns & Roses / Fantasy Fiction
A YA book that was given to me by my neices to read and how I loved this recco. Read my review of the Hour of the Bees and see if its a book for you too… Read More #BookReview – Hour of the Bees by Lindsay Eagar
Visiting the Dadar flower market in Mumbai was very high on my agenda and when the opportunity came, I was up at 5 am to reach as early as possible. … Read More #Travel – A visit to the Dadar flower market in Mumbai
When I was approached by Backpacker Panda hostels to stay with them and review the experience on my travel blog, I was excited but apprehensive too. Read on why and how did it actually turn out for me!… Read More #TravelReview – Backpacking it Kung Fu Panda style
The Aravali bio-diversity park is situated right at the entrance of Gurgaon from New Delhi on the MG road; Guru Dronacharya is the nearest metro station. This 600 acre site was once a mining and quarrying site in the 1990s and was converted to a mini forest by careful ecological conservation by a group of… Read More Save the Aravali Bio Diversity Park in Gurugram
Oktoberfest is my chronicle of all the blessings and gratitude for the same for the month of October. Linking it up with the Gratitude circle… Read More #Gratitude – Oktoberfest to celebrate Gratitude
The holy city of Benares seems to be teeming with gazillions of temples; in fact there seems to be a temple for any and every excuse and on every street corner and entry of buildings. When I first landed in the city in December 2013, that was my impression, apart from the filth, stench and… Read More [M] Mother India Temple in Benares |#atozchallenge 2017|
Having heard so much about the ganga aarti at the dashvamedh ghat, we ventured out for it one evening and couldn’t have asked for a better spend of our time while in Banaras. The ghat was all prepped up with seven prayer stations set up on raised platforms, each framed by an arch; for the… Read More Note from Banaras – spirituality
Read all about my jaunt into the Wine country of Sula vineyards here in Nasik in Maharashtra which is a very popular holiday spot with folks from Mumbai.… Read More Visiting the Sula Vineyards in Nasik | Travel Tales |
